Friday, April 17
1. Continue to work on brainstorming and gathering artifacts for your Time Capsule.
2. Continue to watch the news/learn how people are being leaders during this time.
3. Has your living leader been in the news and/or exhibiting strong leadership lately?
1. Continue to work on brainstorming and gathering artifacts for your Time Capsule.
2. Continue to watch the news/learn how people are being leaders during this time.
3. Has your living leader been in the news and/or exhibiting strong leadership lately?
Thursday, April 16
1. Watch our governor, Gavin Newsom's, press conference at noon on ABC or any other network that is broadcasting it (at least 20 minutes).
2. OR look over his website (https://www.gov.ca.gov/).
3. Write a short summary of the leadership qualities he is demonstrating during this unique time in history.
4. Submit to Google Classroom
1. Watch our governor, Gavin Newsom's, press conference at noon on ABC or any other network that is broadcasting it (at least 20 minutes).
2. OR look over his website (https://www.gov.ca.gov/).
3. Write a short summary of the leadership qualities he is demonstrating during this unique time in history.
4. Submit to Google Classroom
Wednesday, April 15
Quality: 17 Security "Competence Never Compensates for Insecurity "
"No one can live on a level inconsistent with how they see themselves. If someone believes they are a loser, they find a way to lose. Anytime success outpaces security, the result is self- destruction. Insecure leaders pose a threat to their organization because leadership amplifies personal flaws. Whatever negative baggage a person has in life only gets more difficult to bear when that person tries to lead others.
Questions to thoughtfully reflect upon, answer & submit to google classroom:
1. How would you describe yourself? What is your personality? What is your style of leadership?
2. Which activities push you out of your comfort zone and cause you to feel insecure?
3. How does insecurity make a leader vulnerable to failure? What missteps is an insecure leader prone to make?
4. How should a person deal with their insecurities?
Quality: 17 Security "Competence Never Compensates for Insecurity "
"No one can live on a level inconsistent with how they see themselves. If someone believes they are a loser, they find a way to lose. Anytime success outpaces security, the result is self- destruction. Insecure leaders pose a threat to their organization because leadership amplifies personal flaws. Whatever negative baggage a person has in life only gets more difficult to bear when that person tries to lead others.
Questions to thoughtfully reflect upon, answer & submit to google classroom:
1. How would you describe yourself? What is your personality? What is your style of leadership?
2. Which activities push you out of your comfort zone and cause you to feel insecure?
3. How does insecurity make a leader vulnerable to failure? What missteps is an insecure leader prone to make?
4. How should a person deal with their insecurities?
Tuesday, April 14
Leaders!
1. Please read Chapter 17 "Security" in The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader (chapter attached below)
2. Write a two paragraph summary of your takeaways and submit to Google Classroom.
3. Continue to brainstorm what you would put in your Time Capsule.
Leaders!
1. Please read Chapter 17 "Security" in The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader (chapter attached below)
2. Write a two paragraph summary of your takeaways and submit to Google Classroom.
3. Continue to brainstorm what you would put in your Time Capsule.
Monday, April 13
Welcome back leaders! How was your Spring Break? How were you a leader over break? Did you witness good leadership? I hope so!
1. Watch the video below: "The Story of 2020"
2. Write a summary of ideas, thoughts, aha's that came to mind as you watched.
3. We are going to be making a time capsule that reflects our current situation- COVID-19 Pandemic
Start thinking about what you would put in yours- pictures, new stories, articles, quotes, mementos. All should relate to our current state of affairs. Think about LEADERSHIP. Who are being great leaders now? What are they saying/doing? How can you represent that in your time capsule?
4. We will be working on this for the next several weeks- so you can gather ideas and materials as they come to mind.
5. Along with your video summary, jot down some ideas you have for your time capsule and turn into today's google classroom assignment.
6. Lastly, please look in Alma at our assignments and make up any that are missing.
Welcome back leaders! How was your Spring Break? How were you a leader over break? Did you witness good leadership? I hope so!
1. Watch the video below: "The Story of 2020"
2. Write a summary of ideas, thoughts, aha's that came to mind as you watched.
3. We are going to be making a time capsule that reflects our current situation- COVID-19 Pandemic
Start thinking about what you would put in yours- pictures, new stories, articles, quotes, mementos. All should relate to our current state of affairs. Think about LEADERSHIP. Who are being great leaders now? What are they saying/doing? How can you represent that in your time capsule?
4. We will be working on this for the next several weeks- so you can gather ideas and materials as they come to mind.
5. Along with your video summary, jot down some ideas you have for your time capsule and turn into today's google classroom assignment.
6. Lastly, please look in Alma at our assignments and make up any that are missing.
